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Loading... Coffeehouse Angel (edition 2010)by Suzanne Selfors
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. dis is a very interesting novel i must say. Infact interesting is an understatement. Dis book is superinteresting. Katrina finally knew what she wanted after all and she got wat she always wanted, with an angel as a boyfriend to back it up. If she didnt help out d bum who turned 2 be an angel, who knows wat her life would be like. There is really a lesson 2 learn from dis book. Thumbs up suzanne ( ) I liked [b:Coffeehouse Angel|6013810|Coffeehouse Angel|Suzanne Selfors|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1312031585s/6013810.jpg|6189055], even though I have to admit I got frustrated at times.. But at all the right times! Does that make sense? No? Hmph, I didn't think so :| Let me clarify: it wasn't the story itself that frustrated me, it was certain events that occurred in the story that gave me the urge to scream into my pillow.. (OK, so I'll admit it.. I screamed into my pillow..) and that only made me appreciate the story more! Also, I would like to point out right about now that I would really really like a cute Ratcacher mug! Yes people who have not read [b:Coffeehouse Angel|6013810|Coffeehouse Angel|Suzanne Selfors|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1312031585s/6013810.jpg|6189055] yet, the main character, Katrina --but moat people call her: 'The Coffeehouse Girl-- called her cat Ratcatcher, yeah.. Ratcatcher! (I'm seriously hoping I spelt Ratcatcher right.. ;) ) Which, I personally thin k is quite a cute name for kitty. More accurately, it looks cute on paper but I'm not 100% about how cute it sounds out loud :| Over & Out, T xx I liked [b:Coffeehouse Angel|6013810|Coffeehouse Angel|Suzanne Selfors|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1312031585s/6013810.jpg|6189055], even though I have to admit I got frustrated at times.. But at all the right times! Does that make sense? No? Hmph, I didn't think so :| Let me clarify: it wasn't the story itself that frustrated me, it was certain events that occurred in the story that gave me the urge to scream into my pillow.. (OK, so I'll admit it.. I screamed into my pillow..) and that only made me appreciate the story more! Also, I would like to point out right about now that I would really really like a cute Ratcacher mug! Yes people who have not read [b:Coffeehouse Angel|6013810|Coffeehouse Angel|Suzanne Selfors|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1312031585s/6013810.jpg|6189055] yet, the main character, Katrina --but moat people call her: 'The Coffeehouse Girl-- called her cat Ratcatcher, yeah.. Ratcatcher! (I'm seriously hoping I spelt Ratcatcher right.. ;) ) Which, I personally thin k is quite a cute name for kitty. More accurately, it looks cute on paper but I'm not 100% about how cute it sounds out loud :| Over & Out, T xx In quaint, Scandinavian Nordby, WA, orphaned high school sophomore Katrina Svensen lives above her grandmother's struggling old-world coffeehouse. College applications are due, and she's desperate to discover a true talent, like best friends Vincent, a trophy-laden swimmer, and Elizabeth, an artist, have. Opening the coffeehouse one morning, Katrina discovers a young man prostrate in its alley. Assuming he's homeless or on a bender, she leaves him day-old pastries and fresh coffee, then locks herself inside and calls Vincent. The next time Katrina sees the handsome vagrant, Malcolm, he's declaring in school assembly that he must reward Katrina's unselfish deed with her greatest desire. Malcolm's a messenger angel, but his several attempts to grant the girl's heart's desire go awry. Naming this desire proves difficult for her as she wonders whether she should choose to keep the rival coffeehouse's owner away from her grandmother's business and his daughter away from Vincent, find her passion, or perhaps keep the handsome Malcolm around. no reviews | add a review
Sixteen-year-old Katrina's kindness to a man she finds sleeping behind her grandmother's coffeehouse leads to a strange reward as Malcolm, who is actually a teenage guardian angel, insists on rewarding her by granting her deepest wish. No library descriptions found. |
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